Property description
This unique period property was converted 27 years ago by the current owners. It is light and airy, full of character and has flexible accommodation to suite your needs.
The accommodation comprises initially of an entrance porch leading to inner hall with feature parquet flooring. Making the most of the open architectural design of the chapel, there are reception areas on both ground and first floors. The ground floor living space has been extended to give you a fantastic open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is perfect for entertaining but could easily be changed into separate reception rooms. The kitchen features solid ash wooden floor, double doors leading to garden and lots of windows and a partially glazed roof to give lots of natural light. Also included is the built in double electric oven with extractor hood, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, dual oven oil fire Aga set into a chimney breast and ceramic hob adjacent. There is also a shower room and two further rooms on the ground floor, one of which is currently used as a large study and the second as a bedroom with French doors opening directly to the garden.
On the first floor the sitting rooms feature a high chapel window and a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and open Jet Master fire. There are three further double bedrooms, the master bedroom benefits from ceiling open to the rafters, dressing area and a glazed door with Juliette balcony enjoying countryside views. Also on this floor is a modern family bathroom with separate shower enclosure, bath, toilet and basin with vanity unit for storage which could easily be converted into a Jack and Jill Bathroom.
Externally there is off road parking for three cars with gateway leading to mature enclosed garden, to the far side of the property a generous store currently houses garden furniture and equipment. One small section of which is the burial ground of the former chapel, which brings a part of local history and adds a rustic charm to these pretty gardens.
This is a property that I highly recommend viewing to appreciate the quality and versatility of the living space.
The rural hamlet of Bevington is situated between the country towns of Thornbury and berkeley along the Severn Vale. It is approximately 5.5 miles northwest of M5 J14 which connects to Bristol and the M4 in the south and Cheltenham/Gloucester in the north. Bristol Parkway Station (London/South Wales) is 14.5 miles to the south.